I have been making EIS for over 3 years with a Silver Gen 6 at between
5PPM/18PPM and have never had a batch show any color. I never wash the brew
jar. The sides have a slight yellow/amber tint. That can be removed with
H2O2. My daughter has a Silver Puppy and claims that she has never had any
visible problem. I also have a generator that I assembled. Since I first got
my SG6, I doubt that there was a single month that I made less than 3 to 4 gal.
a month for friends/neighbors/kids. The last several months I have made an
average of 25 gal. a month. If the problem of having a bad batch is
unavoidable, it is time for it to happen to me. Bob Smith
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----- Original Message -----
From: Carol Ann
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 10:19 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Dangers of Colloidal Silver
Well, I see that vendors are on the defensive. Unnecessarily. Those that
make CS with "hand lathed ,consistent DC current, uniform machines capable
of predetermined PMMs still have margins of error.. Excuse me for using
the mass produced terminology.
Regardless of what machine is used or whether it is 3 nines or a
transformer my comments regarding the making of GOOD CS are still applicable.
Trem <t...@silvergen.com> wrote:
Right on Ken.
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